Over all it isn’t a BAD movie, it is just a little… loose.
Some scenes feel out of place while others just sort of stop before they feel they should.
Moriarty’s character is the best thing about this film, IMO. If the effects were as good as he was, this would have really been something.
Q
Its name is Quetzalcoatl. Just call it Q. That's all you'll have time to say before it tears you apart!
Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
9/8/1982Runtime
92 minsOverview
A fleeing gangland flunky discovers the New York nest of Aztec deity Quetzalcoatl, the man-eating flying serpent.
Status
ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$1,200,000Revenue
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How It Feels
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A delirious creature feature that mashes up urban crime thriller with Aztec mythology, delivering genuine suspense and B-movie charm. It's gleefully pulpy and weirdly effective, unfolding at a brisk pace that keeps you gripped by the absurdity of its central premise.
Mood
Dread-soakedTenseExhilarating
Themes
SurvivalComing apart
Tone
Matter-of-fact
Pacing
Brisk
Look
NaturalisticPractical effects
Structure
Linear
Heads up
Graphic violence
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